
| MARTÍN ON POLE POSITION, ALL-TIME LAP RECORD AND VICTORY, BEZZECCHI THIRD. ALL-APRILIA PODIUM ROUNDED OUT BY SUPERFILE TRACKHOUSE MOTOGP TEAM OGURA IN SECOND PLACE | |||
| Saturday on the Silverstone Circuit ended with the first Aprilia monopoly of a sprint race podium.
Jorge Martín was the absolute protagonist of the day, taking pole position in Q2 and setting the new track record with a time of 1’56.160. This is the Spanish rider’s second pole position of the season after Assen, and his second with Aprilia Racing. Behind him on the grid were Raúl Fernández and Ai Ogura, completing the third all-Aprilia front row this season after Mugello and Assen. Martín then led the sprint race from the first corner all the way to the last, taking his third win of the year after Austin and Le Mans, as well as his nineteenth career sprint race win. This win places the Spanish rider once again in first place of the standings of all-time sprint race winners, tying with Marc Márquez. For Martín, this is also his 35th sprint race podium – a result which ties him with Márquez in this classification as well. After starting from the fifth spot on the grid, Marco Bezzecchi took third at the end of a sprint race in which he had to reckon with the aftermath of his injuries from the Sachsenring. This is the Italian rider’s third podium of the season after Le Mans and Balaton Park. Also worth a mention is the performance of SuperFile Trackhouse, second across the line. Thanks to these results, Aprilia Racing took its first ever sprint race podium monopoly, as well as its fifth sprint race win of the season. Aprilia now occupies the top three positions in the overall standings: Jorge Martín in the lead ahead of Ai Ogura and Marco Bezzecchi. |
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